Hago lo Que Quiero (part. Dan Sánchez)

Dharius' song "Hago lo Que Quiero (feat. Dan Sánchez)" is a bold declaration of independence and power. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life lived on one's own terms, filled with luxury, danger, and a relentless pursuit of success. The recurring theme of doing whatever he wants underscores a sense of freedom and defiance against societal norms. Dharius and his crew are depicted as untouchable, living a life of excess and indulgence, from expensive luxuries to illicit substances, all while maintaining a strong sense of loyalty and camaraderie within their group.

The song also delves into the struggles and sacrifices that come with this lifestyle. Dharius acknowledges the hard work and risks involved in reaching his current status. Lines like "Mucho me ha costado llegar hasta acá" (It has cost me a lot to get here) highlight the perseverance and resilience required to achieve his ambitions. The mention of "nervios de acero" (nerves of steel) further emphasizes the toughness and mental fortitude needed to navigate the challenges of his world.

Cultural references to the narco lifestyle are evident throughout the song, with mentions of drugs, weapons, and evading law enforcement. This portrayal aligns with the genre of "corridos tumbados," a modern twist on traditional Mexican corridos that often glorify the lives of drug traffickers and outlaws. Dharius' unapologetic tone and vivid storytelling provide a raw and unfiltered glimpse into this controversial and often glamorized subculture. The song ultimately serves as both a celebration of personal freedom and a reflection on the high stakes and moral ambiguities of living outside the law.